WooHoo Just got 1st paycheck from $21/hr online data entry job.

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  1. Guardian1 profile image62
    Guardian1posted 15 years ago

    I thought this kind of job was myth. Crossed my fingers all the way up until receiving my first check of $630, working only 5 hours a day. I feel faint. I'm gonna cash this baby right now.

    Tomorrow I'll up my hours.

    1. HealthCare Basics profile image60
      HealthCare Basicsposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Congratulations, is this something you do from home?

      1. Guardian1 profile image62
        Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Oh, yes, all from home. Can't bare to be away from my TV.   No, actually, I was unemployed and one day my youngest (3 years old) tried to give me her piggy bank because she knew I was struggling for cash. I cried for the rest of the day. Then I got on the computer determined to find a job. I found this site: <snipped link>  It was different, not very flashy like the others and the price was right. I could afford $20. I got the online job list, applied to the most flexible (set your own hours) and they accepted me.

    2. profile image47
      badcompany99posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Well done my friend, you enjoy every cent of it and have a great weekend smile

      1. Guardian1 profile image62
        Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Oh, I will. Thanks, a lot.

    3. No1beautytips profile image59
      No1beautytipsposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      congratulations

  2. megs78 profile image59
    megs78posted 15 years ago

    wow, thats great!  good for you.  How does it work?  I would love to hear about this.  Thanks for any info,
    megs

  3. marisuewrites profile image58
    marisuewritesposted 15 years ago

    Yes please tell.... smile)

  4. Ivorwen profile image65
    Ivorwenposted 15 years ago

    Congratulations!  What are the details?

  5. Doing my part profile image61
    Doing my partposted 15 years ago

    yeah...let me in on it too!

  6. Guardian1 profile image62
    Guardian1posted 15 years ago

    Bought this online job directory for $20. Had seen it advertised for $39 or more, so took a chance for less money. The very first job I contacted from the list accepted me less that 24hrs later. I nearly fainted from joy. Was still worried wouldn't pay as much as listed, so I only worked 5hrs/day, but now I got the check. So they for real. Gonna up my hours right away

  7. Ladybird33 profile image66
    Ladybird33posted 15 years ago

    Awesome!  Please share and tell all you know, that is wonderful!

  8. profile image48
    CabinGirlposted 15 years ago

    Well done you, she who dares wins smile

    1. Guardian1 profile image62
      Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks. I really lucked out. And I have a whole list of other legit jobs to apply to. Applying is free. Finally after all these years, a real opportunity. I've fallen for so many scams and the real deal turns out to be the least expensive of them all. Go figure

  9. scheinandras profile image60
    scheinandrasposted 15 years ago

    congratulations! I've tried to get a work from home job for ages but all of them turned out to be a scam. Good to hear that someone found pne which works:)

    1. Guardian1 profile image62
      Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks. I never thought I could make so much an hour from my home. Better pay than when I worked in office/less stressful too

  10. Mrvoodoo profile image60
    Mrvoodooposted 15 years ago

    hmmmmm *sniff* *sniff*

    1. Guardian1 profile image62
      Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Love the profile picture. I'm still in shock. I literally have never won anything in my life, so I guess I was due for some good luck. I'm taking the kids out to celebrate right after I cash the check.

      1. Mrvoodoo profile image60
        Mrvoodooposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        A fool and his money are soon parted, well played I'll bet you got a few sign-ups before it was snipped. wink

        1. Guardian1 profile image62
          Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

          The link I placed was direct to site, nothing to identify me as an affliate. And if you checked the site you would have seen that no affiliate program is offered. It was a straight url, so no $ for me even if someone signed.

          I don't mind if you're unbelieving. My integrity is intact. Only money I've made if from work I do at job they put me in touch w/ and I am proud to reenter the work force. Wish me luck for continued success.

          1. Mrvoodoo profile image60
            Mrvoodooposted 15 years agoin reply to this

            Good luck!

            1. Guardian1 profile image62
              Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

              Thank you. Even though your comments were on the negative side, you made this chat interesting. Gosh, spam? I get a lot via e-mail and never read a single line before deleting, so I'm with you on anti spam patrol, but I'll always talk about the products and companies I find success with.  I've made good friends by passing on good info. I'm a part of the hub pages community and hope to be for a long time, so I would not try to drop affiliate links. You would know that if you checked out a few of my hubs. It's all about wellness, health, pets and stuff. Not self promotion.

  11. profile image0
    dennisemattposted 15 years ago

    for REALS yo?!! THATS AWESOME!!!! I have looked alot for work at home jobs, and would have never dared to pay even 20 dollars. YAY for you.  smile

  12. C.S.Alexis profile image74
    C.S.Alexisposted 15 years ago

    Congrats to you Guardian1!

    1. Guardian1 profile image62
      Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks, all.

  13. Guardian1 profile image62
    Guardian1posted 15 years ago

    I'd tell you guys the url of where I work, but the more people who sign up at that particular job, the less hours that will be available to me. I had been unemployed for a few months, so I have to make as much money as I can to get back on my feet.

    If you want list, you can get from same place I did: <snipped link>  I'd let you buy it off of me, but I haven't quite figured out the whole e-commerce, accept credit cards thing. Good luck, yall, if you decide to try it out. I'm gonna head out soon the cash the $630. It won't be 100% real to me until it's in the bank.

    1. nicomp profile image61
      nicompposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      scam alert.

  14. fortunerep profile image68
    fortunerepposted 15 years ago

    Maybe you should write a hub where you can place the link and explain!?!?  Congrats to you!! Do something for yourself as well.  It is our nature to enjoy our extra money with our kids and I am sure you will get much satisfaction for doing so, but don't let yourself down,  you deserve a treat yourself!! Way to go and please share!!!!
    dori

  15. dipless profile image69
    diplessposted 15 years ago

    Guardian, you really do try hard, it was a nice effort, how many people fell for your pitch?

    1. Guardian1 profile image62
      Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      You guys talk a lot about pitch and sign ups and stuff like that. I honestly wish I was as knowledgeable on the subject as you guys seem to be. As I said in previous post, the url I indicated was direct to the site where I myself purchased a job list which worked out for me. If you want to check the site to confirm that they don't offer an affiliate program, you're more than welcome to. Right now you guys are just making assumptions that can easily be proved wrong, if you went to the trouble of doing your homework.

      1. Shadows and light profile image59
        Shadows and lightposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Hey, Guardian, what was that site again? I want to check it out. Do I have to buy list or can you give me a job or two off of it?

        1. Guardian1 profile image62
          Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

          I bought it + was happy. I'm about to apply to one of the other jobs listed, so I'll give you that. It was for About.com  Apparently they have a bunch of openings for people to write as "Guides" on different topics. The directory provided me with a direct link to send my application to, but I won't bother posting it, since it'll probably get snipped. Just go to About.com and navigate till you get to their employment listings. I already posted the site I got the list from, and have gotten flack for it, so I won't waste my time listing it again. Sorry, if I sound snippy, you seem nice and are clearly a cat lover, like myself. There's also this link to Families.com for writing gig,so you can check that out as well, by going direct to their site. Sounds real good.

  16. dipless profile image69
    diplessposted 15 years ago

    These people really do try hard can't fault them on effort

    1. Shadows and light profile image59
      Shadows and lightposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Did you check site out to see if affiliate thing?

  17. blog profile image57
    blogposted 15 years ago

    I don't know whether it's real or dream!! big_smile

  18. dipless profile image69
    diplessposted 15 years ago

    yeah but it dosn't just have to be an affiliate thing, could also be she owns site and just takes your money for a useless product, in the years i have worked in IT I have seen many of these you can smell them a mile off! She has posted 4 times in last few days a slightly different title, but to the same aim to get people to part with their money on a specific site whether it is affiliate related or just a financial scam your guess is as good as mine!

    I have one rule if it seems too good to be true it usually is...be careful before you part with your hard earned cash, even if it is only $20, there was a case about 4 years ago where a scammer did somthing very simillar was charging $14.99 for a directory which contained non existant jobs and made well over $200,000 it is truely shocking!

    1. Shadows and light profile image59
      Shadows and lightposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Whoa, that's a lot of money.

      I check Guardian1 hubpages and her stuff is all pleasant. Not really commercial, you know? Kind of self help. Who knows. She seems nice, though, so I'll reserve judgement. Don't like to gang up on person without fact. Thanks for your info on scams, that's some scary shit.

      oops, are we allowed to curse here? (lol)

  19. dipless profile image69
    diplessposted 15 years ago

    I totally agree, but conmen and women wouldn't succeed if the were a**holes, always best to appear nice smile

    1. Shadows and light profile image59
      Shadows and lightposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      True that. I got a test for her ;-) Gonna ask her if she can share a job from off her list. If she can't or won't, that means she's full of shit.

      I'm gonna post question. Lets see what she says. Can't worm her way out of that.

  20. Sunny Robinson profile image71
    Sunny Robinsonposted 15 years ago

    Sounds very interesting.

    Actually, About.com does have quite a bit of room for more Guides as there are available topics that are needing writers.  I discovered this from a hub that listed About.com (as well as Families.com) as one of the well-paying opportunities in freelance writing.  Here is the hub: http://hubpages.com/hub/50--Ways-To-Mak … line-soon.  I haven't tried anything else other than hubpages yet, though.

    Anyway, good luck on your new data entry job!

    1. Guardian1 profile image62
      Guardian1posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks, I'm also checking out another of the positions listed where they apparently pay you to text info to people. You work from your computer and type messages which the customers view on their phones. Pretty neat.

 
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